>> not to my knowledge. i don't know one way or another. >> did you speaking to the attorney general about the russia investigation before his recusal? >> i don't think so. no. >> do you know if anyone in the fbi department forwarded any documents or information or memos of any sort to the attention of the attorney general before his recusal? >> i don't know of any, remember any sitting here. it's possible but i don't remember any. >> do you know if the attorney general was involved in any aspect of the russia investigation after his recusal on the 2nd of march? >> i would assume not. i don't know of any information that would lead me to believe he did something to touch the russia investigation after the recusal. >> in your written testimony you indicate that you -- after you were left alone with the president you mentioned it was inappropriate and should never happen again to the attorney general and apparently he did not reply and you write he did not reply. what did he do? if anything. did he just look a

base their knowledge base is where yext comes in.we sync all the details, for example, panera, or if citibank wants to change the phone number of one of their branch locations, they just put that information into yext, and boom, it's up. >> they would have it right on their site, but everybody else, it would have to be by hand. you would have to call each person. >> every intelligence service, remember the three layers? that knowledge layer, that's almost like a giant data base of all the facts about the company. and every intelligence service compiles this knowledge base from multiple third party sources. like web crawling or user generated content. the challenge is when there's conflict suppose a company's website says they open at 8:00, but a user reports they open at 10:00 it's not enough for a business to just sit back and hope that the right information is found be proactively push the truth into the world. >> now, one of my concerns, you've got great revenue growth. you're doing land grab, which is right. you want to make it s

>> not to my knowledge. i don't know one way or another. >> did you speaking to the attorney general about the russia investigation before his recusal? >> i don't think so. no. >> do you know if anyone in the fbi department forwarded any documents or information or memos of any sort to the attention of the attorney general before his recusal? >> i don't know of any, remember any sitting here. it's possible but i don't remember any. >> do you know if the attorney general was involved in any aspect of the russia investigation after his recusal on the 2nd of march? >> i would assume not. i don't know of any information that would lead me to believe he recusal. >> in your written testimony you indicate that you -- after you were left alone with the president you mentioned it was inappropriate and should never happen again to the attorney general and apparently he did not reply and you write he did not reply. what did he do? if anything. did he just look at you? was there a pause? what happened? >> i don't rememb

>> not to my knowledge. i don't know one way or another. >> and dud you speak to the attorney general about the russia investigation before his recusal? >> i don't think so, no. do you know if anyone in the department in the f.b.i. forwarded any documents or information or memos of any sort to the attention of the attorney general before his recusal? >> i don't know of any or remember of any sitting here. it's possible, but i don't remember any. >> do you know if the attorney general was, in fact, involved in any aspect of the russia investigation after his recusal on the 2nd of march? >> i don't. i could assume not. let me say it this way, i don't know of any information that would lead me to believe he did something to touch the russia investigation after the recusal. >> in your rine testimony, you indicate that you -- after you were left alone with the president, you mentioned that it was inappropriate and should never happen again to the attorney general, and, apparently, he did not reply and you write t

ldods knowledge that -- wou knowledge that dolley had boarded her husband's plans to free his slaves change our opinion of him or of her? women of the early republic were said to have exerted a moral influence on their men and on the nation. but what if the independent decisions made by women were not always nobler than those made by men and sometimes were less honorable? also, the traditional picture of elite women, particularly the lives of powerful women -- powerful men like the president has followed the dictates of husbands. what if women were not so dutiful and instead made independent decisions? these are questions i explore in my book with regard to martha washington and martha jefferson as well as dolley madison. keenly aware was that what he did about slavery at the end of his life would shape how others thought about him. as it has for his predecessors. yet he left the decision of what to do to dolley. he had every reason to believe she was out with him area she was 17 --believe she would outlive him. she was 17 years his junior. therwas a slow and steady gathering of the

attorney general jeff sessions says he had no knowledge of any collusion between the trump campaign andussian officials. the hearing is still going on. we'll go live to washington for analysis. also, french president emmanuel macron tells theresa may that britain can still stay in the european union. but may confirms the negotiations to begin leaving the eu will begin next monday as scheduled. and real madrid soccer star faces tax charges. ♪ brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. tonight, in an eagerly awaited appearance before a u.s. senate committee, u.s. attorney general jeff sessions has denied any knowledge of collusion between the trump campaign and russian government officials. the senate hearing is still going on but at the start of his testimony, sessions was emphatic about the russian connection. >> let me state this clearly, colleagues. i have never met with or had any conversation with any russians are any foreign officials concerning any type of interference with any campaign or election in united states. further, i have no knowledge of any such conversatio

>> not to my knowledge. i don't know one way or another. >> and dud you speak to the attorney general about the russia investigation before his recusal? >> i don't think so, no. do you know if anyone in the department in the f.b.i. forwarded any documents or information or memos of any sort to the attention of the attorney general before his recusal? >> i don't know of any or remember of any sitting here. it's possible, but i don't remember any. >> do you know if the attorney general was, in fact, involved in any aspect of the russia investigation after his recusal on the 2nd of march? >> i don't. i could assume not. let me say it this way, i don't know of any information that would lead me to believe he did something to touch the russia >> in your rine testimony, you indicate that you -- after you were left alone with the president, you mentioned that it was inappropriate and should never happen again to the attorney general, and, apparently, he did not reply and you write that he did not reply. what did he

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had forgotten or had into knowledge, my hope with the book or the movie this will become part of our national narrative as it should be >> dan balz jeffrey goldberg and david grann when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >>> this is charlie rose. >>> it was not business as usual in washington this week. a mass shooter opened fire during batting practice at the republican congressional baseball team's practice four were wounded including the whip of the republican majority, steve scalise. the "washington post" report that day special counsel robert mueller is investigating president trump for possible obstruction of justice. and a spokesman for vice president pence confirmed he has hired outside counsel to handle the various inquiries. dan balz joins me from washington. the chief correspondent for the "washington post." dan. let me begin with the vice

tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim.at td ameritrade. >>> i was snap i'm not quoting the great bismarcky. i'm talking about shares of snap inc., which tanked this week, trading just above its ipo price. julia boorstin's in los angeles with more on this. julia? >> reporter: hey, that's right, melissa, snap shares dropped another 4% today, bringing the stock down a total 22% over the last month now the latest blow, today citi lowered its estimate and cut its rating on the stock from buy to neutral, citing concerns about user and revenue growth as well as the pending lock-up period expiration looming, which starts at the end of july this is the fourth critical analyst note just this week as investors become increasingly concerned about snap's ability to grow its daily active users in light of growing competition from facebook and instagram. now, analyst anthony diclementee put a reduced rating and $14 price target on the stock and issued a note highlighting data from sensor tower, indicating declines in the number of worldw

i'm asking about your personal knowledge from this committee which has a constitutional obligation to get to the bottom of this, there are two investigations here, special counsel investigation, also a congressional investigation. and you're obstructing that congressional investigation by not answering these questions. and i think you're silenced, like the silence of director coats, like rogers, speaks volume. >> i have consulted with career senior attorneys. this is consistent with my duty and senator risch asked you a question about appropriateness if you had known anything untoward with regard to russia and the campaign, would you have headed to the exits. your answer was maybe. why wasn't it a simple yes. >> an illegal relationship in an effort to impede or influence this campaign i absolutely would have departed. >> that's a good question. i find it strange neither you nor deputy attorney general rod ros rosenstein brought up performance issues with director comey and mccabe has refuted any assertion there were performance issues, this is proubling because it appears that the pre

the slave shared knowledge from the south african home. he took infection from someone already stricken from the early in time, the disease the patient would recover and death would be averted. mather convinced the doctor boylston to a nokia late several slaves and a few citizens. the result of this experiment, which the puritans railed against, the idea of poison and infection from one body put into another body, was the height of heathenism for them. boston'sesult was that death rate from the 1721 epidemic was much lower than it otherwise would have been. onesimus helped save the city. when phillis comes to boston, arriving on a dock in what is now chinatown, at the corner of beach and tyler, if you care to walk there, you will see a plaque commemorating her arrival. at the time, the city and country were in the midst of a awakening. believing a man or woman of faith, including slaves, could speak to god directly. god was as close to them as their own heart. he was a loving parent who cared for them at all times and for every reason. geo

further, i have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the trump campaign. was your colleague and his body for 20 years, at least some of you. and the suggestion that i participated in any collusion, that i was awarere of any collusion with the russian government to hurt this country, which i have served with honor for 35 years, or to undermine the integrity of our democratic process, is an appalling and detestable lie. brent: strong words from the u.s. attorney general. let's go to washington for our correspondent. you heard it yourself. you attorney general appearing hot under the collar. what is the tenor so far? >> as we just saw, the attorney general jeff sessions got emotional at some points, especially when he felt his honor was questions. during the question and answer session, also some democratic senators got emotional when they felt that sessions was not answering all of his questions, particularly in regard to conversations he had with the president. but generally it was quite simple. just sessions had been on the senate for many years and clearl

they can't difference between acquire your knowledge and that's scary because it also raises the question of how much you can manipulate people with search results. the other thing we're finding is people believe the first results are truer than the next page. think about that for a minute and when it comes to things like public policy. that is how we fell swoop, manipulate the search engine and when some one says soup, campbell's, progressives an in e right way that it pops up in the order. starting out with political candidates or foreign-policy issues it's why the russians have prospered this because they are really goodat it. i don't like the way the president and everybody else use the term fake news. fake news has a specific meaning to me. it means a lie that is the prickly concocted and sent out into the media through the internet or other dwelling to pollute the public debate intentionally and knowingly it isn't a biased story, it isn't an erroneous story. you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org ..

jurors wanted a clearer definition of the phrase "without her knowledge." the judge told them, they would have to figure it out themselves. cosby faces 30 years in prison, if convicted of all charges. a man and a woman are in custody, after detectives seized one-million dollars worth of meth-laced candy. evonne mick and david salinas were arrested in harris county, texas, after they allegedly tried to take the drugs from a home. the candy is designed in kid-friendly shapes.. and includes lollipops. the so-called candy is dange they say the suspects put so many drugs into the vehicle while they were trying to flee, they couldn't even close the back hatch. they say the suspects put so many drugs into the they say the suspects put so many drugs into the vehicle while they were trying to flee, they couldn't even close the back hatch. police officers arrive in the nick of time to rescue a thirsty dog in chicago. a news crew recorded the incident from a helicopter. the dog was trying to drink from lake michigan.. when he fell in! fortunately, a police officer was

. >> i'm curious about the president's revelations by way of twitter that he has no knowledge of any tapes, didn't have any tapes, didn't have possession of any tapes. what can you tell the american people about why he decided to sort of make the inference, at least at some point that maybe there would be tapes? >> look, i think the president's statement via twitter today is extremely clear.

relying on his personal knowledge and authentic official reports, early convinced the reader that even "federal surgeons left with a wounded could bear testimony to the falsehood of the report." early did not confine his use of primary sourced zingers to his unabashedlyalso

we'll have the knowledge we gained as a group.s we've created can be played over and over again. >> so phil, his funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. the president governs from his gut. does this incident mean the president will take a different approach to north korea, do you think? >> he better not. this is a lesson in leadership, not a lesson in change in american strategic direction. i mean an american child is lost. a child of a family in america is gone. the american president, whether it's a hurricane, a natural disaster or national security tragedy should lead the american people in mourning. but the leadership question is american people want answers and the answer is you a nuclear capable state that's developing ballistic missiles that could reach the american coast. keep cool and carry on. mourn with america, but don't change direction based on the tragic loss of one life. you can't do that, don. >> general marks, just from reading what you had to say, i think you believe the same thing. he's dealing with it on a personal

, deep knowledge of democracy, it's our deep knowledge of lack of democracy.know what it is than when we don't have democracy. and you were from a relatively privileged background. you were a guy that had the chance of a higher education in a beijing university. in a way, i'm surprised that you were prepared to risk everything back in 1989, because there must have been a lot of fear. you knew the party was not going to easily accept what you were saying. again, we wanted to apply pressure, so hopefully they can take the better option. yes, we were privileged. all university students in china in 1989 will be somehow considered privileged, because the college examination entrance rate is insanely low, something like 1%. and then, those of us who made it, we are almost guaranteed a position in society, but guaranteed by somebody else, never by ourselves. we did not want our life to be managed, to be handled, to be designed by someone else. after deng xiaoping came to power in 1979, ten years, he introduced the idea of reform and openness. he didn't really open ch

to push the boundaries of human knowledge and advance american leadership to the boundless frontier of space. [ applause ] under president donald trump, america will lead in space once again. and the world will marvel. [ applause ] president trump, though, recognizes that america needs a coherent and cohesive approach to the last and greatest frontier. that's why i'm especially excited to announce after more than two decades from when it was disbanded that soon president trump will relaunch the national space council and it will be my great honor as vice president of the united states to chair the new national space council in washington, d.c. [ applause ] america needs a national space council once again. twice before in our nation's history our nation has had a federal body charged with advising our president on policy for space. the first marshalled america's energy and skills during our infancy in the attempts to reach the starts. america put the first man in outer space and put a man on the moon in less than a decade between. the national space council will reenergize the pioneeri

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of this or in the knowledge off of the entry there's been knowledge of the entry of terrorist groups where were they had to be careful vetting and there was no negligence on the part it does is it just a matter of being able to respond properly and the right thing but there was careful vetting going on and you need to understand the. you need to understand that the early on of the government and the military did the preemptive there being as being able to establish a a state within a state in mar we and as far as we know that this been quite the progress it's not just a question of preventing or bending visibly bending that but the we the government is able to establish and be able to control of the fact that a caliphate was. a state within a state was prevented from being established the right thing well mr abdullah what would you say to those who claim that the administration has been perhaps too blinded by its own anti drop campaign and that it perhaps overcommitted both the police and army resources to content to drop trafficking at the expense of other security challenges of pri

vicinity of ground. -- knowledgeable audience and the vicinity of how the ground. most of us can imagine the burning of atlanta and columbia, the turning up railroads, and destruction of vacations. perhaps on account of sherman's bluntness have thrived in popular memory. perhaps none more than war is hell. converters saw this campaign differently than many other features of the campaign. bedrooms,ntering smashing cannons, and reading private diaries. his is an assault on conventional gender norms and is the heart of my research. i will start by introducing a few of the more prominent and representative voices. the first is the architect and overseer of the campaign, union general willam sherman. 1864, he vowed to make georgia hell. he noticed early in the war that the entire south, man, woman, and child are against us, armed and determines. acknowledging all confederates as enemies, he signaled his willingness to bring the war ,ome to the confederates directly into southern homes. beginning with his capture of atlanta and eviction of civilians, and his continued --

further, i have no knowledge of any such conversation about anyone connect did to the trump campaign.stion that i participated in any collusion, that i was aware of any collusion, that i was aware of any collusion, that i was aware of any collusion with the russian government to hurt this country, which i have served with honourfor 35 years, or to undermine the integrity of our democratic process, is an appalling and detestable life. the european court of human rights has ruled that doctors should continue to treat a terminally ill british baby, until midnight, on monday, to give his parents time to prepare a legal case. the parents of io—month—old charlie gard, who has a rare genetic condition, want to take him to america for experimental treatment. charlie's doctors, backed by three separate courtjudgements, insist it won't help him and argue he should be allowed to "die with dignity." now on bbc news it's time for newsnight. theresa may settles into her new life of endless haggling... ..with the dup. what price to keep mrs may in power? with the the factions of her own party. and t

i went in with no knowledge of it at all and, although idid not knowledge of it at all and, althoughit was really fascinating. i really enjoyed it. it is called by the time it gets dark. and best dvd is a movie you have talked a lot about. you and you will talked a lot about. you and you will talk again, so that is fine. touristy thing with moonlight, you cannot say too many times how good it is. -- cannot say too many times how good it is. —— here is the thing with it. it was a major award winner when it was bursting. it was considered to be an arthouse movie with limited appeal, but i think it is beautifully directed and fa ntastically beautifully directed and fantastically played, story of a life in three separate chapters, and it does everything that you want cinema to do. it tells a story that makes you feel involved in the characters, even if your life is nothing like there are subtle, it is compassionate and humane and thrilling in terms of its cinematic construction. and i confess i have seen construction. and i confess i have seen it four times now, and i will probably go ba

further, i have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the trump campaign. i was your colleague in this body for 20 years, at least some of you, and the suggestion that i participated in any collusion that i was aware of any collusion with the russian government to hurt this country, which i have served with honor for 35 years, or to undermine the integrity of our democratic process is an apaling and detestable lie there is the assertion i did not answer questions honestly in the confirmation hearing colleagues, that is false. i can't say colleagues now i'm no longer part of this body. that is false. this was a rambling question after six hours of system that suggested that the united states intelligence community, the u.s. intelligence community had advised president-elect trump, quote, that there was a continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries for the russian government, close quote. i was taken aback by that explosive allegation, which he said was being reported as breaking news that very day. in wh

for most people, their knowledge of custer begins with, let's see if i can do this without messing it up, their knowledge of custer begins with a moment in time when he led a charge of an outnumbered group of cavalry notedt a much larger foe, warriors who overwhelmed him and surrounded his men. for most americans that is little bighorn but for our very knowledgeable audience here, that is gettysburg. im going to lead up to the moment at gettysburg and laid out of it to try and understand how custer became -- lead out of it to try and understand how custer became famous. this was his defining moment. we want to understand how that moment defined him in the eyes of americans at the time, what it tells us about his effectiveness and consequential nature, but also we find in that moment and the moments leading up to it, the seeds of the disasters and near disasters that would follow him especially in his life after the civil war. hisant to bring together civil war career and post civil war career and see how there are in fact an organic unified part of when life. the way i look at custer

but by turning away, we deny ourselves knowledge of the past. and how we have come to be, who we are, as a people, as a nation today. to look isnce understandable, i think. slavery is disturbing. so much, that people sometimes ask me how i can stand to research and write about it? i have a three-pronged answer. first is my belief that recognizing a wrong in history is a beginning of a way to make amends, or at least in sure that it does not happen again. trained archival historian. i am obliged by professional standards to reveal the past as it was, not as we wish it had been. i rely on my professional training when i am in the archives, or sitting at my desk -- or sitting at my computer reading or writing about slavery's atrocities. writing history is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. you have to think about the emerging big picture as you come across small bits of information. and i know that if i let my emotions overcome it, i am never going to get that large story. -- even i find myself so, i find sometimes that i have to pause, and thi

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you need to work on the cost of knowledge and student loans. so the -- the cost of college and student loans. so it's right in front of us. america's going to spend money. spend it on tax breaks for the richest among us or spend the very same money on opening the door for tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people who are just trying to get a start, just trying to make something of their lives. this kind of choice, this is a choice about our values, a statement of who we are as a people. and there was a time in america where the answer to that was really easy. we make the investment in our kids. make the investment in our future, and unfortunately, today there is a time when that answer is already out there and locked in. and it's locked in with a whole bunch of people in washington who say, huh-uh. you've not only got to protect those at the top, but the job we have to do is that we got to give more tax cuts to those at the top. so, i say this by way of saying, look. i'm in this fight all the way but this is the core kind of fight. the

director comey didn't have direct knowledge of his involvement but made clear that he suspected that the attorney general needed to recuse himself weeks before he actually did so and that he could not share the reasons for that in an unclassified briefing. so we need to know the answer to a number of questions regarding the attorney general. the senate intelligence committee investigation and special counsel mueller ought to get to the bottom of this matter. in conclusion, mr. comey's testimony has been very enlightening, but there is much work ahead for investigators in congress and those under the direction of mr. mueller. thank you. i yield the floor and notice the